The Penn's Grove record., 1887-09-17
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. West Jersey ANA Atlantis ltatl-
sRaimounces a semi-aunual dividend
of tSo and a half percent. payable
September 18th.
The Camden and Atlantic Railroad
announces a semi-annual dividend of
two per cent. upon the perferred stock,
payable OctUbrr LIST.
Sylvia Dubois, an Old colored lady
residing on Southland Mountain, has
just passed her l22d birthday, and her
memory AID health ave excellent. Her
daughter, who is 50 years old, lives
with her.
A party OF Italians have been engaged
III making cheese cut Of tomato pulp
at a Burlingtoncaunmg-lrouse for some
time past.
Mrs. Harrup, of PalcOastyille Cum
berland County, has entered suit against
Landis township for $4,000 damage
for injuries received while dfivirs on
Maple avenue, Vineland, when she was
tltrOwn from her carriage.
The Twenty-ninth annual exhibition
Of the State Agricultural Society will
he held for five days, commencing sep
TENDER 10. at Waverly Park. Many
improvements have been made to the
grounds this year, especially in the cat
tie sheds During the week the STATE
Kennel Club will hold a bench show.
An effort is also being made ~ get
President Cleveland to attend.
Matthias Hepner, Of Carn;s Corr Fl,
two miles above Bridgctah, boasts Of
breaking New Jerseys pig record. He
has a SOW that gave birth Ia Il litter of
eighteen pigs.
It is stated reliably that the so-called
Bound Brook and South Amboy Rail
road survey is II project for laying Il
natural gas pipe line from Pennsylga =
niaio burn brick oli the RariIan river
and to light farm houses aloug tlie line.
The Central Railrnad of New Jer-
sey now transfers passengers from the
Cumberland and Mauricr River Rail-
road to it's own road instead of the
West Jersey system.
Ex-senator Alexander &. Gated was
president of the committee which re-
1 ca;ynJ Enxor,,n, lraon unI iaplere1
him and the New Jersey troops a for
NAL reception at the Sixth Regiment
Armory, Camden, yesterday afternoon
after their military parade in Philad-
elphia.
Elk. Senator l.. L, Nichols, Of
Bri1geion says he is not Il candidate
for tie Assembly but will confess Wig
orousIy for the Congressional nominal
next year.
The Anglesea Railroad has been plr-
chased by the West Jersey Railroad
Company, through General w. i.
Sewell, Vice President, for S26,000
I IilC lfiiGtltNttH d1silttlAPS az ny III
debtedness OF Tie road. The purchase
includes The line Of road from Arg
lesea junction to Anglesea, a distance
of six miles. THIS road has never
been able 20 pay expenses, but, opera
ted by the West Jersey Railroad, III
connection with its main line, it will
it isthought, sooi become IA paying IL
stitution.
At the recent term of Ocean County
Court Judge Vatsyckel charged the
grand Jury that no person had Il right
to run two bars for the sale of liquor
under ene license.
Passaic n, j. has a private letter
carrier, paid BY subscriptions.
The death watch on Barclay Peak,
confirmed in ihe Mount Holly Jail for
numbering Katie Anderson, has been
Withdrawn owing to the stay of TIA
execution.
state Comptroller Anderson has
mailed Il warrant Ia the City Treasurer
of Jersey City for S53, 253.45, the bal
ance due on account of taxes collected
from the New Jersey Central Railroad
Company, which had been in litigation
in the courts.
Some time ago since the Bridgeton
city council reduced the valuation of
the new Hotel Cumberland by SLIGO
onthe ground that the property did
not pay any how. Last week the
county board of assessors put it back
again, alleging that the same thing
he said of all the farms of the county
A flock of ten white crahes and sew
eral blue ones. have been on the mea-
dows along the WAIKIKI. in Sussex
county, between the Ogden bringe and
Gray Rock, for the past month or
more. They are large enough to stand
and eat com off the tup"r u mans hat.
Mape's Manure is a good producer If
wheat.